Prague hospital reaches settlement in case of unwanted abortion
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Bulovka University Hospital has reached a confidential settlement with a patient after mistakenly performing an abortion due to a tragic mix-up.
Czech news in brief for September 8: Sunday's top headlines
Czech unions promised salary hikes over next three years, Prague protest calls for increased Ukraine support, and more weekend headlines.
Birell Grand Prix to run through Prague, with related traffic restrictions
Runners from across the world will compete in the RunCzech event on Saturday, Sept. 7, which will see some road closures in Prague's city center.
Czech news in brief for September 7: Saturday's top headlines
Commission begins inquiry into university shooting, Stolpersteine laid to honor Jewish families in Brno, and more weekend headlines.
How to save money on fresh produce in Czechia amid rising prices
With the average price of apples reaching its highest level this year inflation continues to impact everyday grocery bills.
Prague unveils new park and revamped playground as city expands green spaces
Park U Vody, a fresh addition to the Holešovice district and the revamped Koníček playground in Stromovka are giving locals more places to relax and play.
Primark to open a third store in Czechia by the end of 2024
A new branch of the low-cost Irish fashion outlet will open its doors in the west of the Czech capital, over three years after Prague's first Primark.
Czech news in brief for September 6: Friday's top headlines
School bomb threats likely of foreign origin, Muchová ousted from US Open by Pegula, and Prague hospital opens two new facilities.
Mall and CZC websites to merge with Allegro online marketplace
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The Polish-owned e-commerce giant, which bought both Czech companies, wants to streamline its operations and minimize losses.
Schools throughout Czechia continue to receive bomb threats today
Police report that over 490 schools received another round of email threats Thursday. Interior Minister Vít Rakušan called the situation 'uprecedented.'
Czech news in brief for September 5: Thursday's top headlines
School bomb threats part of 'targeted attack', many Czechs bring bedbugs home from holiday, and joint Czech-British exhibit opens at Rudolfinum.
Is that sweet potato or steak? Haute cuisine goes green in Czechia
With dishes from vegetarian duck to grilled cauliflower dominating local fine-dining menus, a culinary revolution is quietly taking root in Prague.
From Kafka's office to a secret Baroque garden: Access Czech cultural monuments – free
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European Heritage Days, running from Sept. 7 to 15, will grant access to nearly 700 often-inaccessible monuments across the Czech Republic.
Czech news in brief for September 4: Wednesday's top headlines
Heat records set at 33 Czech weather stations, Prague-based film school among world's best, and school girl arrested for knife attack.
QUIZ: Would you pass the Czech citizenship exam? Test yourself!
The Czech life and institutions test assesses applicants' knowledge of public affairs, traditions, and customs in the Czech Republic.
The simple secret to investing safely in Czechia
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Doing your due diligence on firms offering you investment advice is an indispensable aspect of careful investing.
Czech police find 30 smuggled foreigners, one dead, during highway stop
The truck full of illegal immigrants, likely on their way to Germany, reveals Czechia and the EU's issues with illegal immigration at present.
